The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SA DAY, JULY 6, 1940 ‘T'\ RU: TYTEWAD AN’ HIS WIFE JESS GOT BACK FROM A SEVEN-DAY VACATION. POLLY AND HER PALS PORE TYRUS-- CUZ YOU KNOW HOW WIMMIN IS, SHE'D HAFTA HAVE SEVEN NEW DRESSES -:- ONE FOR EACH DAY AT TH' HOTEL I SreaMeEr MOVEMENTS ® o o 0 0 00 0 0 0 NORTHBOUND Princ Loui scheduled 1o arrive at 7 ock tonight Yukon scheduled to arrive at 8 o'clock tonight Baranof scheduled lo arrive at 7 o'clock Sunday morn- ee scheduled to arrive 4 o'clock Sunday alternbor Columbia due Tuesday, Northland due Wednesday SCHEDULED SAILINGS ariotte scheduled to from Vancouver at § Prince George scheduled to sail from Vanconver July 8 at 9 p. m Alaska scheduled to sail from Secattle July 9 at 9 a. m Takn scheduled to sail from Seattle July 9 at 9 p. m Mount. McKinley scheduled to sail from Seattle July m 10 at Princ Alice scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 10 at 9p. m North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle July 12 at 10 a m. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Prince Rupert southbound at 1 a. m. Sunday. Aleutian due late Sunday or Monday. Nothing defniite at 3 p. m. today. LOCAL SAILINES Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Petersburg; Port $ 00000000 000000000000 003050000008000000000e050000086 — Alexander, Kake and way ports. e ecoso0000co —————— Tipes ToMORROW (Sun Time) High tide—1:44 a.m. 184 feet Low tide—8:13 am. -3.0 feet. High tide—2:36 p.m. 17.0 feet. Low tide—8:26 p.m., 1.5 feet. Tides Monday High tide—2:26 a.m., 18.2 feet. Low tide 3 a.m., -2.7 feet. High tid 17 pam., 173 feet Low tide—9:12 p.m., 14 feet. D ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Stated Communi- Mon- cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge day evening at 7:30. Work in th M.M. Degree J. W. LEIVERS, adv. Secretary. - veoe Subscribe to’ Thé Daily Alask: Empire—the paper with the largest paid circulation, sormas | NORTH SEA : BRINGS 11 FROM SITKA in and cleven we Eleven came t out when the steamer North came in from Sitka Jast nigh and sailed south from here Arrivals from the Historic ere Mr. and Mrs. George Horluck, 1 Hall, Mrs, J. Cranston, Baby Cranston, Oscar Hawkins, F. W Bat N. Martinson, Miss Mae Jacobey, Cliff Dawson, M. D. Wil- 15 Sailing to Seattle were M William Whitehead, Mrs. Albert Carlson, Albert Carlson, Alberta Carlson, Nick Karmes, R. W. Hun- ter, Mrs, Hunter To Wrangell — Virginia Ann Whitehead, Page Whitchead and Stuart Whitehead Petersburg—Domingo Perles - - Norlh Coast Takes Nine; Southbound To from its Westward North Coast ar- Southbound run, the steamer rived in Juneau last night with one passcnger for this city, and took out nine from here The arrival was Miss Juanita Knipp, and those sailing for Seat- tle from here were Mrs, John Amundsen and two children, David and Janice; Miss Helen Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. R. S Phipping, An- dry Hill and Dorothy Clithero. To Petersburg—Inga Jorgensen and A. H. Cohn. To Ketchikan—H. B. Crewson. Ceee - 7 PASSENGERS ABOARD LOUISE FOR THIS PORT Canadian I’uullc steamer Princ- ess Louise, arriving this evening from the south, as the following passengers -aboard for Juneau: Elspeth Douglas, Dorothy Coy, M J. Storms, Harry 1. Lucas, Harry I, Lucas, Frank Metcalf, Lee . > . . . . . . . ) ° . . ° . . ° . ° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o © a i Smith, 1 ounce was born this morning at |S,L Ann’s Hospital to Mr. and, Mrs. Howard Zehm. | b B t A baby il weighing 7 pounds - Empire ciusvl1eds bring results. R Depeidable Service READ DOWN READ UP Mou. #nd Thurs, Tues. and Fridays 1000 L. Seattle Ar. 410 3:00 Ar. Keichikan Lv. 1110 3:30 Lv. Ketchikan r. 1040 510 Ar. Juncau v 3 Tues. and Pri Mon. and Thurs 1100 Lv. Jupeau Ar. 3:50 11:30 Ar. Whilehorse, ¥. T 13 M. T. Lv. 140 11:40 Lv. Whitehorse, ¥. T Ar. 110 1 Lv. Burvash (L Kiluane) Ly, of { Lv, Tanacross. Alaska Iv. .t 150 Ar, Fairbunks 150 M. T. Lv. 900 Wed. and Sun. Wed. and Sun 8:00 Ly. Falrbank Ar. 6:00 9:20 Ar. Ruby L. 430 9:50 Ly, Ruby Ar. 410 11:30 Ar. Nome 15 M. T. Lv. 100 Wednesday Wednesday 8:00 Lv. Fairbanks 2:30 1045 _ Ar. McGrath 5:45 18 Lv. McGrath 515 ? 4:50 445 4:05 4:00 4 2:30 e Pmmn —_— Mml e Expma '_MMMW&M ' LOUB A DELEBEOOUE District Sales Manager YEAH, I KNOWS HOw WIMMIN IS ABOUT SECH THINGS, BUT YOU DON'T KNOW TYRUS/ [ l’reparmg to l"ly uncle dam’s il fore being sent to Randolph and Kelly Fields Top, they are army-supcrvised scheols bel at Hancock College of Ae beut the care of engines. across the parade grounds to other classes. DETAILS FROM GRAND ASSEMBLY ARE RECEIVED lauties at Santa Maria, Cal. they learn with its many unusual The prize winnipg wa embodied a pure white boat entitled “Servic The Alaska girls rode on the outside of a T and drew many an applause as they sang “T Like Humpback Salmon Highlights among the many events he parade floats float —_— included the drill team competition H H won by Bellingham; the Grand itiatory work; majm-ny service election of officers; busuww re- |and the Grand Ball. Miss Maydelle George, Juneau's| Miss Dorothy Hill,” 19-year-old resident of Port Townsend, was elected Grand Worthy Advispr for the coming year. Miss Marguerite Barker of Seattle, whe visited in Juneau last month, is the new Grand Worthy Associate Advisor. Other elective officers include Miss Wilna Overstrect of Mt. Ver- non, as Grand Charity; Miss Bar- bara Beedle of Wenatchee, Grand Hope; Miss Jean Fellows of Scdro- Wooley, Grand Faith. It was announced that Grand Assembly for 1941 would be held in Olympia, according to advices from Miss Cu'orge to Grand Assembly, sent | an acccunt of the Rainbow Girls’ session to the Mother Advisor of | the local assembly, Mrs. Howard D.| Stabler. She stated that Grand Assembly was held in Yakima, June 27, 28 and 29, and that the weather was perfect during the entire affair. were 1,500 Rainbow Girls ered, the Alaska delegation sisting of Miss George, Juneau delegate; Isabel Parsons, Grand Choir member from Juneau; Betty Wilcox of Juneau; Helen Nakki, newly appeinted Grand Service from Anchorage; Jean Washburn, Grand Religion from Ketchikan; and Gret- chen, also of Ketchikan. Miss George writes that the Al- aska girls were especially honored in that they were seated in the East during the entire convention. Miss delegate oo JOE WAITE ACCEPTS POSITION AT SITKA Audric Miller, who made her visit-| J0¢ Waite, Assistant Gity En- ation to Juncau last month, pre-|&incer, Will leave on the. stcamer Aldba - over. the sessiobs: 4s - Grand Yukon tonight for Sitka to work Worthy Advisor. After the formal |88 @ transitman on dredging of cpening. Miss George gave the re- the harbor lor the Siems, Dr;\kc sponse to the welcome given the |PuBet Souwd contractor girls from Alaska RPN, e The theme of Grand Assembly NOTICE this year was “the Old West” and AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing cne of the outstanding events dur- ing thc three days of activities, was ~ dubs Face Warm Welcome | air route from Seattle to Nome, on' sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. Yocking in New York harbor after running th rough t! ;l:’r::;l::l l}ll:):ll(mde, th:hBrx.ul;h liner Camo:oma cA‘meh: g)i:lrx:;:&n: ing in the Atlantic. Under the six-inch gun rombs which are dropped astern to create al v Ta e n artificial fo pr Py % in_event Lower right, se>n (hroagh the struts of a pursuit plane, they march HE BOUGHT HER ONE DRESS ---.AN’ SPENT THEIR VACATION AT SEVEN DIFFERENT HOTELS/ _Cowr 0. nu——.‘—b.wn...-. Arr Armada | AMUNDSEN MAI(ES : COASTAL FLIGHT John Amundsen flew to the coast today with three passengers, ex- | pectnig to return with four, while | Alex Holden and .Shell Simmons | | were to make a number of flights | to Polaris-Taku this evening. Outhound with Amundsen today | were Willlam Paul to Tenakee, An- | drew Sutton to Sitka, and H. Mar- | tinsen to Sitka. | Yesterday, inbound passengers | were Dorothy Clithero, A. Crowe, | both from Sitka, and E. Melvin and | M. Melvin from Chichagcf. | \ | | | i | » | ng three months training at nine | Pictured are fledglings Lower left, in Texas. poised for a takeoff. TION BICYCLE OWNERS! A. M. A, CHOICE pr. ATTE The - second lot of Bicycle Li-| fo"n';l! Lahey (above), direc- cense Plates have been received.| gor OF surgery at Lahey clinic, ; is the newly elected If you have not already purchased American Medical Association your plate, please do so at an early president for the 194! term. date, - H. J .TURNER, City Clerk. adv. 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